Afton Man C L Crane Dies in Harpursville Wreck
Charles Leslie Crane 65 of Afton dies from injuries after a two vehicle collision near Harpursville. John Dyer 34 of Harpursville and his wife Agnes are hospitalized. two children unharmed. Coroner calls it accidental death. Crane survived by wife Gertrude and children Mel Irene Laux Nelson and Eugene Crane.
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AFTON
Charles ‘Leslie
Alton
Harpursvilie
John‘ Dyer
Harpursville
RFD
Agnes Dyer
Lgerations
Binghamton
Katherine’ ‘Atin
Crane
Dyer
A. J
Stillson
Broome
Dairymen’s"League
Gertrude Crane
Mel
Irene Laux
Nelson
Eugene Crane
Mrs Mary Dillon Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs Mary Amn Dillon widow of Peter Dillon of 63 Steel st died Sunday night in City Hospital. Services set for 8:30 AM at home and 9 AM at Holy Family Church in Auburn. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. A Scipio native, she lived in Auburn most of her life and was a Holy Family Church parishioner. Survived by sons George and Frank Dillon of Auburn.
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Auburn
Mary Amn’ Dillon
Peter Dillon
City
Holy Family Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Dillon
Scipio
Lfe
Syracuse
George Dillon
Frank Dillon
Cardinal and General Visit Korean Hospital
Cardinal Francis Spellman and General James A. Van Fleet spent the night visiting wounded and sick soldiers at a mobile surgical hospital near the front. The Archbishop of New York celebrated Mass at the 8209th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital with a congregation of 180 including nearby unit soldiers, hospital personnel, the Eighth Army commander and Maj. Gen. Williston B. Palmer.
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Korea
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Jamies
Mobile’ Surgical Hospital
New York
Mobile
Army Surgical Hospital
Eighth Army
Williston B. Palmer
10Th Corps
UN Prisoners Reported by Red Cross and Armistice Hopes
Last summer 220 UN prisoners were reported to the Red Cross but 2 days later 726 had been held at one time. One source says only one escaped while the Communists claim another 66 are dead. Details on the remaining prisoners were sparse as subcommittees failed to progress. The end of the structural period was marked but cease fire lines may still shift with an armistice. Brig Gen William P. confirmed ongoing talks and possible renewed fighting on the 145 mile front as observers differ on future hostilities.
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International Red Cross
William P
US officials weigh paying Hungarian airmen fines
Government experts debate legal routes to cover a $120000 sanction for four U.S. airmen seized in Hungary while on an official mission. Private fund raising faces legal barriers. only a special Congress act could authorize payments. Authorities see a potential presidential fund as source, while diplomats press for release without payment.
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U.S
Vic
State Department
Acheson
Congress
U. S
Truman
Budapest
Swift
A! Hotel
Fayetteville
Ark
IR. A. Largen
Montezuma Roads Blocked by Storm Crowded Route Cleared
Bad weather halted traffic on a four hour stretch across Montezuma Swamp. CAZENOVIS police and troopers used a sandspreader and dump truck to clear sand and cinders gathering on the road and restore passage.
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Montezuma
Montezurka
Sander
Cazenovis—Cazenovian Villages
Charles Cox
Waterloo
James Kennelly
Auburn
Woman and two girls hurt in Route 7 crash
Mrs Gertrude Mec Cumber 35 of Rockdale and her daughters Elizabeth 5 and Deborah 8 months were injured in a collision near Una dilla Route 7. Miss Joan Ward 19 Richfield Springs skidded on a slippery road and crashed into the Cumber car driven by Harold McCumber 19. Mrs Cumber treated for facial injuries.
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Norwich
Gertrude Mec Cumber
Rockdale
Elizabeth
Deborah
Unadilla
Sidney
Joan ~ Ward
Richfield Springs
McCumber
Harold
Watertown Ski Slope Injury Lawsuits Filed
A pair of lawsuits seek damages totaling seventy thousand dollars from the city of Watertown over injuries suffered on the Thompson Park ski slope. Plaintiff Paul G. Cloy Jr alleges a damaged lighted slope sign post and improperly located signs caused a severe leg injury requiring multiple operations. The suit names the city recreation department and cites ongoing medical and hospital costs. A second suit seeks additional damages related to alleged negligence and medical expenses.
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Wasterson
Paul G. Clojski
Regal Bridge
Clobridge
Watertown
Paul G. Cloy
Paul ‘G. Clo Jankle
Agaist
Bridge, Jr
Jong
Beides
L Young. Clobridge
Njuries
Thejso
Ling
Thompson’ Park
Recreation Det
Ari Adepartment
John H. Patt
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C.L. Crane
Mary Dillon
Cardinal
Korea Hospital
Theola Barton
Justice of the Peace Yates Hamm
Thas
Wirephata
Tom
Moscow
Kremlin
Wsas
Robert Vogeler
United States
Vogeler
International Telephone
Telegraph, Co
Asa
Hungary
Lionel
American Flyer
East Genesee ST
State Tower
Elf
Dey’s
Rebekahs
Cazenovia
Ferndell- Rebekah Lodge
Lo.of. Hall
S. Warren St
Handor Fur Co
Playtex
Dey
Rox Linea
Rone
Broadway
Ceil Chapman
Persian Terrace
Reggie Childs
Coll
BS Oo
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